HORI nails it with the Fighting Commander 4 Controller If you’re like me, you like to dabble with fighting games but you’re still a casual player. That meaning you can’t justify the reason to pick up an expensive fight stick for the PlayStation 4, not that fight sticks are bad, because some of them are flat out sexy, but you’re not that deeply involved to simply get one. Enter the Hori Fighting Commander 4, which could be exactly what the doctor ordered. Let’s get to it, shall we? Platform(s): PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PC Manufacturer: Hori Release Date: May 26, 2015 Price: $44.99 (currently) Update: If you’re checking this review to find out if this works for the PS4 or PC for Street Fighter V, it does work for the PlayStation 4, however the PC requires some extra assistance.

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WhileCapcom hasn’t provided any support as of yet, however you can get it to work using x360CE on the PC. Just download x360CE here, extract it to your Street Fighter V install location “ Steam steamapps common StreetFighterV StreetFighterV Binaries Win64” and then run it. Accept the the ini creation and then it should check for your controller, so make sure it’s plugged in. Nero 6.6 Full Version With Key. After that, just click apply and save, and your set. Close out the program and play Street Fighter V with your Hori Fighting Commander 4 with zero issues.

Check out our guide on getting the controller setup with X360CE. The first few things that you’ll notice is that the controller features 6 front facing buttons; Square, Triangle, Circe, X, R1 and R2.

It still retains the top trigger buttons as well for the L1, L2, L3 and R3 buttons, which is pretty especially if you want to map special moves to the trigger buttons. As you would imagine, this was created and marketed for the fighting game crowd, so this is a huge feature. And if you need even more buttons, if that was possible, you can use the toggle switch on the top of the FC4 to change the L1 / L2 to L3 and R3 buttons, respectfully. Next up you’ll also notice that there are no analog sticks anywhere to be found on the controller. This goes back to this being for he fighting game fans, so you definitely don’t want to pick up this controller if you’re looking to play any other game, well other than shoot em ups and side scrolling titles that DON’T require an analog stick, as this would work fine with those as well.